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Delhi Public School, Mohali, celebrates Earth Day

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Updated At : 06:00 AM May 01, 2025 IST
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The school participated in the global celebration of Earth Day, fostering environmental consciousness and creativity among its students. The school organised a range of activities that brought together young minds to promote sustainability and protect the planet. The students showcased their artistic talents through poster making, bookmark creation, and slogan writing, expressing their love for the Earth and highlighting the importance of preserving our natural resources. The tiny tots enthusiastically participated in the activities, demonstrating their innate connection with nature.

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